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Domain, Range and Functions Problem Set #2
Contributed by: Potter
(Original author: Schleper)
Since these are continuous
relations, interval notation is
necessary. Enter the lower bound,
domain variable, and upper bound.
What is the
domain?
{    ≤    ≤    }
Domainvariable
Since these are continuousrelations, interval notation isnecessary. Enter the lower bound,range variable, and upper bound.
What is therange?
{    ≤    ≤    }
Rangevariable
Since these are continuous
relations, interval notation is
necessary. Enter the lower bound,
domain variable, and upper bound.
What is the
domain?
{    ≤    ≤    }
Domainvariable
Since these are continuousrelations, interval notation isnecessary. Enter the lower bound,range variable, and upper bound.
What is therange?
{    ≤    ≤    }
Rangevariable
Since these are continuous
relations, interval notation is
necessary. Enter the lower bound,
domain variable, and upper bound.
What is the
domain?
{    ≤    ≤    }
Domainvariable
Since these are continuousrelations, interval notation isnecessary. Enter the lower bound,range variable, and upper bound.
What is therange?
{    ≤    ≤    }
Rangevariable
Since these are continuous
relations, interval notation is
necessary. Enter the lower bound,
domain variable, and upper bound.
What is the
domain?
{    ≤    ≤    }
Domainvariable
Since these are continuousrelations, interval notation isnecessary. Enter the lower bound,range variable, and upper bound.
What is therange?
{    ≤    ≤    }
Rangevariable
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